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A. Least EcceuEric.

WASHINGTON, y. c Jan I+-T6e
hearing OF te>timong by the marshal jury
summoned To inquire into the sanity 0f
Mrs. Emmons was resumed today. Dr.
Samuel T. Busey of this city testified thsi
he considered her sane Mrs Emmou>
then touk the stand and told the story %;
her married life. Heg manner wAs n least
eccentric and her mind appeared easily con
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15

NA.SA~ CIV. = s1Jta-y .
Daily indicator reports vheat receipts -. ~ksV
ul-rrs ~1,r ~ ~tur- sr-,so. 80 zrsa ..'e Hss 90;
,rrn receipts s,.. shipments rs "a = store ~,
No cl-f q Ts's s--S. Nay 5-fiq.
fye NJ urrkgt
oats No. ; 81
3 =: ca1iCe. : .HSS' g. fAaet. tf4z. -; CIt-s,
Iarcy. : fsasl =, pateEr. g -fsl$I H.
F-sS-N Weak. -
Eltgrr AMI hzy unchanged
iF,,vlSisnS-kcuuG iots SUGAR cured raH~ -b.s.epf
60 .rie, beef. 2 dry salt ,I RIO shes. $ 50. irE
rtaar = shoulders. - -i. sE.-- -se-r. = :
~--oxs clear rlb Sii-5 = ~ p2. a5e.-r 8 st.g
.serS = - s}ls,-f cicar. 3 -,
Mess Piy-k 81 o.
f.-rl-s .Dufce isr't = ~
Viz Stuf.-tyLiet-
corn N-al--'4rgr-u- - dried. -.
t.-1p.-F elbow. 50 bulk. s.
Sti8 >rti.s. SAD Srst. i2f-sS
Raw. ->-elSy: small bal,-i. - =; ls--e. q ~
Ftax SOD .--Hs-sb
Ratte- -sreedy, creamery fancy. =. good. .: en-
Cr,s-FrlI cream. Isls fats. rs. youns America
80, KANSAS s5c'.
follow ~. Z EecgsL. IA 3 ,
TfGss--Dry f.ar ". !. 3 W. 70 bail add sraS
dry Salt 80 l. =. NJ. , S--y-r sait 70 - No. :
3 bau snG >rsG = green uEcCrrd 5sz-1s calf ssas
s,1rsn I-l-S NY, s-5l
rsr1nts .71-1->tar- 3s:l- grteu Az-i 3 IF
iI.- l.-s-E.; hong s-e cTtsas 81 }qs@4a-
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New ork Money.

NV YORK. January a
Government and state bonds duh and STEADY. Il
stock general market was frm on u moderately &C
rive trading until toward noon, when The advance
ceased and business fell of Market closed weak
MANY stock. beng at the lowest for the day.
Money on call easy al Is yer cent closing al 4
asEed.
Prime TlsTcaHtiic paper 6Ssi
-r,rllf-, Exchange dull bat steaft; actual rates
4--., for ~ day b!ii- AMI ~ Il for demand.
Government BOMBS dull aiu steady.
state bonds quiet and nEm-
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15
FINANCE AND COMMERCE
MARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

New York Grain and Provisions.
| NEW YORK. January II
| Wbeat-Ff-ner: ungrasied red 81 60 No , I'd
$50; elevator " ga .Iioat NJ. red. December
| = January. 9is4 1894 40
t"ru-C nzraie1 IA az 40 :, 49, ei+Fd0or 4o5z
| aioar. No. :. January ~
! Cists-siixec western. so1s ., white do. 5Ssil
| Butuer-Firm AT r2G35.
/ Cfees--Vs -esterp fiat. ll6g ~
| Eggs-Western, b.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15
! ae leading futures ranged Is follows:
Cr,eu,,d RaC-ed
Chicago Live stock.

CHICAGO. JANUARY a.
The Drcv-r- Journal reports cattle recruits $50
-.iu-.e1r. 3sr Shipping steers $ts5 p st eNtf-
nt f-4- Is -ttr3 cows, hGIis tui usiNt.i asv5 81
rlIz = = a. ,hrOI2h Tex Steers reyJ ~
l,o.s- R.s,.iL,t. iJsl shipments 80. rough and
sr7fx.I ~ 20 -, packing ami shipping +lG- ~
fIgEU ? az ca; skfps y ss3 ~ 90
Saoer -g.ectluts 400. shipments l'sg; native y
ar gtr western 8 tool -; itrnlyS iuVEJ o..
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15
Van. Down with The Lido

ST. LoUUS, Jan. l+-Frsierick y. Shat
fer. wholesale shoe dealer, asSisaei. La
bilities S25, 00o.
ToLEpo. Ohia, Jan I'll I. Cook 4
Co, leading jewellers of the city. have tail
ed. Liabilities $50 Coo
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15
KANSAS &SQl THWESTERN
IS a Kansas Road,

And is Thoroughly Identified with ths interests
and progress or TIE stats Of haasas sB1 "a
p-aTie ami affords = l-sfruns facilities aa~-
au sled ~ Any Iin~ ia Eastern s8a 5ostb>Ts
kAasas rpnnlng
THROUGH EXPRESS trAia daily between
GEussa tisy SD bi4lhe. cttAs. Garrett.
fpiN Huuhoidt ihsnute thsrrysti~, Lode
r@adrnes *ins~id = sllinztEa Hs-per
Aztec All int. isi~di at paiats
THROUGH Ma l. rains tally except Sas
day b-ts-~a aansss - snt Wellington.
nnt iulsritsssi A. siafiofs ~ iHE sla.s
ns-ctlon- Al Ottsws lbanBts sol Cn-rryssls
with JuT ~ sIEs Tor EHlsns bgrHaEtss si-
rhrd zIuu; az tuG~yFiiis
ACCoMMoDATIOS Trains daily. sI-
sstf sunday between KAMA. Citf. OlslAs
and Dttasa
REMEM BTH ia; b PuFchssisE tiet-ts ia
shi- line rpuuection 70 mate 70 ths Elon Sc
pot Al Ksns .t5ty uttA 'hrousf sFsia- % all
pofuts Avoiding trsHsfers aud cESzgns a. 10y
sisftcus
THROUGH TICKETS css 5-parrh sssa va.
this lire - sEy Of tA~ rsEttisF auPsr ia ne
Astd wear -. ssxS cf~csrri skraEEh % fsstsas-
tiOu fasi VT aYtf >oufE
PULLMAN ~IFEpEus 90 81 u.sbi irsins,
Eor farfhes in'' Tr.sti sc Ossis $50 fvid-
sYs or ca a ~ or .dar>ss HNNBs
Ssnsrai Pzas-sE-T sF-rt.
aBs4tf iass~sfs Ass..s
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15

Boston, Jan. 1.-THE jury in the case
Of Father Fitzgerald vs.. Archbishop Wiz
liarns for Islander, this aftel noon rendered
a verdict fer defendant
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15
A Dunbie Tragedy.

CHICAGO, Jan 1.-THE Times Water
loo. Ia. special says: William Crosby, OF
Cedar Fa-'s. shot and killed his wife ana
then llims #. Cause Of tragedy unknown
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15
FOR TRADE.

I-.R TkApF-A Tn mex trick hsss-- g. t-est A..
l. Of tie eitv czs-tsfas rs rtssus Wal tfssss Ter
farm near city llEaits J. EeGWo tAy, - 5ou- as.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15

~. SALr- B-E-ry- e'r sfa 49, ard tas stFse-s
4 ---zssl4- far -4flafx CHER EEs2- - zEag *
49,. e -. 4 fos - cyeap . ~ 3 ~ most
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Jan. l4-Nathan
Bloom, dry goods merchant and leading
citizen. is dead
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15
TASTED.

.NTFD-Three day bo2r,ie-s at o15 South Tope
W IA ave, two oIock, from Dousaas- C5t5ir
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15
A Tiqht-rope Qaartette.

ST.. Louis. Jan IA lhcrt Odell
james f. Lamb. John T. EcholS amt
John Stephens were hanged al Fort Smith.
Ark at noon today for murders committed
in Indian Territory. The execution passed
off quietly, only about one hundred Wit
nes,e, being present Gu the 21th of De
csuber. 1855. Odpli and Lamb Killed u
man narned Edward Pollard IN the thcroa-
kee nation. The murder VAS very brutu!
Pollard was shot in the head and instantly
killed while he Was walking away from
his mur,ierers. Al the trial al eNtraoTdl-
nary scene was witnessed. oceA S~oTe
that Lamb did the killing and L&nh ne
Gounce,i Odell as the murder. PRESIDENT
Cleveland WIS urged to commute the death
sentence 10 life imprisonment hut fused
Ia interfere after carefully examining tAe
evidence
John T. Echols murdered man IN the
Territ.rv SOM time aga. was regarded a.
desperate character and it is claimed had
killed several persons for money. besides
having been implicated in numerous ROB
berries
John Stephens. negro, murdered his
composition in the Territory some months
ago. The shaving was very brutal ana his
e punishmert today is scarcely ut eNpla
lieu The only argument used IL paiitatlon
of the crime was Stephens gross ignorance.
He WAS not. however, without conSldera-
bic shrewdness Since the sentence was
propnunttd he has claimed 10 have talked
with sisiIants from the other world who
assured him that his name was written IN
the book of life
The condemned men h al nothing to say
on the gallows concerning their crimes
Lamb advised every body ID keep out Of
the Indian Territory and away from bad
company. Odell stephens aud Echo-s
Joined The Catholic church and were at
tended hy Father SElyth on the galloWs
Lamb joined the Methodist church aid
was attended by DR. Cato. The trsp was
sprung at 1:335 and all died without
struggle
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15
I'm a Turn.
Prominent Merchant Dead.

CHICAGO. III. Jan. 14-Anthracite CO.
went up % cents per ton today
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15

-uis If Fv. a- zen aerss suitable ror pa'tlna,
| IN Hydraulic aid Carey ave-. at a UaTsair- Ia
gel, NG-.-r s sou 5it
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15
Strike at an End.

Fr MONROE. Va. Jan. 1.-THE strike
at Newport News has been settles ana
troops returned TO Richmond.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15

NOR AI-E-ssxl54 ga River - scoo rs~0rs kCuse
K near c-rd Price S1iss5 easy tens sszaJ-ia
& Gearse - Main 81 = s.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15
LOST.
Geo. {. Campbell & Co.
Real Estate and Loan Acts.

Make Collectors end ray taxes f-r BOB residents.
-roEI.Ez FONpEsC sCLIClTFD.--
No. - y. walr - Room g. WICHITA. KAN.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15

yzyASTED-A partrerto take one third interest
w IN a manu- cturiu- busiues, tbat " Ill pa 50
per cet The other two are read, IL put la fr' N
Ito L, sl5tts : T. keLworIhy- 81 GCug az ave
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15
Maverick National Bank.
BOSTON, MASS.
CAPITAL 100000.
SURPLUS 500, 900
CAPITAL
SURF LUS
100000.
S+Ou,U0o

.lcifs<-
LTF f-s-lIts-s Ter Cod ,rt1Eiz eTc~sse-t
rs-tiscpsgaE fer banks rss- uaixE-se rz1r s.
Boston i Arc es3Atc-s it5 Eruss
Ranks Lot oczfc.a n ot-Er H~-=--ve f1seS-cCElf
.-rs
sse LAM our own Exchange Log..cz AT tie
CanIliseUt AMI Essssr sst4- vrzzsfsrz and ptzrc
uson-s throughout s2e I lsts-t >zst~- Csr.nN-
Government ooEcs t-s,---ui Ar -osc sd ExcEzlg
- II 3 1sSiasc1a raaSe f1r 5aaEs ~fzaSgs extra
CaS--r.
We hare lzxrte< tar prize -stclars Investment
S-cG-isis<- sid issfr- proposals froxr state
. .iss ard titls when Ls~sne oez;s
W. 90 ss1-r1.l Banking oEssue-<- ana invite
resp, s-fens-. 4>A p R9TTE p PryxsSeaG
JUS ". WORK. Cashier IsSn
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15
re Notorious Sed Lcer and Muir
derer, CluveriuS. EXDiateS
His Crimes.
A Resume OF the Crime and
Methods Employed to
Discover it.
A Newspaper Reporter Found
the Thread That Unraveled
the Mystery.
&oSlf Murderers Jerked Giddy at
Fort Smith Ark.-Brief Recital or
Their Horrible Butchery.

Characteristic Reservations OF limo
cenee Omitted-Timely Admoni-
tion-ForgiTen and FOrgiying.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15

CHICAGO, January II
Cash quotations were a. follows;
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15
New YorsLIs. stock.

NEW Y1Ez January =
Teeve<-Receips<, ia bead very duh and veal.
u1Isve steers -5sr-5 =
~rt--vl- tiF-,sf-r4. shade his-er. sheer, 4 =
IS =. fafutl-. 3 ss1lSs &
HIS Receipt. AS. grice< easier. s. ssz5S
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15
Beson ard Eos Propr

w-s... r~~s s<s sss-k - 49, s@~t~ sr--s
ssr - s<zrz ssrs ass@s AL tzez. 49, ks-~x
ssr~s1~s 80 9@N~fsszs - &~G1t@8E .
.EE IL - a. eTs1ss - s3fz. sAssa 1850
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15

I.1E sALE-T@s ss1s sg--E t1z~rs-ser see
II ussr ~gsa Sz~ sgsr1lfa y - - $3.50 s-szF
rr--s Tho<rzs CO RIA essAsr sss&Ess fzass -
EzsE se@
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15

7v-r,isernen1s il ts column will be charged for
9 ..er,re of Five Cents per line per week No ad-
r.fc@lgerrs taken for less than . cents. and viii
Re Inserted u.ltfl paid for
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15

I-~yE &.Ls-s 1>srs - rskrn EssEaas Sssiy -
I rzs~s snS - <xxF rrsne Sc Az
VII sgzz r H-S1sfss 4 Kslssr. ss<t
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Isss& ~AAa-sss frsEG tG-et *,
I ~ tes a. god kSzSr&- Pfacs tssAs
Ya-ssE 4 GsorSs. ~ Esls 81 -
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FOR SALE.


noe SkI.E-El-hE hos Market we blocks
r n11vs TycT.s-tss ave Fer terms csl3 Thoss
Co real ss-a5e ,zerts rnoTn IA n IN strsrt 7ft=
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w ~ Tks--fo rRzt sft-r~ Te-Et- ~ 80 r.
w sls-S front Eac2ly- II - Main - l,ss7-sa
IA crs->-rv Sf
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15

w ASLk1s tn- unezcF s'sr 10 60
w Al To- aSs%- al A1ass- - sIss;tsi -
1-tss s,sss-. z-d So -Sssi zrt>a--- on f@Frs-
srzit2 HsHE:r- ~ ~, - zss~s 8sesisA&- -
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15
FOR SALE.

I-ok SAILS ors opA osit wh-rr the fine opera
/ h"tl-e " b. built IA Topeka and William II,
Half n. Dai,ucc UUrchas r own terms l"'Iatre
OF 70 a. Bro 4 Ee-rrr. No Is " Douglas ay-uur
-tli. IL ye ar zen acrss suitable or piartn,,
/ IN Hydraulic aid Care, ave, at a usTyair IA
zei, No-.=n sou a''
I.-0R SAFE OR Ti;ADs-oa ami an iuteo-st II
/ n5b-r . q hardware husiae :, good trade good
',..l;i'u- Faz-i. ryan x S'n. 5lat'
,,,,l. AIR or TRADE-F,r city property We
1 rssir OF males, harness I'D ~ason f-E-l. A..r-
an & so. Ai"'
1.r0H SALE-Knovu a. P sehey's three corners
I; - fset on the g rti-r # Fourth aveGu- ioc.s
r a. t.s,,-e start be : Pice sa'sL Jg-
-.n Pei. hey, tourta ave south e9-''-
r,oft ,.fr-s0 acre. % il- ur1h,a.t Il center 81.
posting rf. gu .,r acre; 0e ars ia " ~st = !cfs
T.. - - T~o - on Il Mater f.ree-l S--ord aaa
Tb.~ -g1i YER, che - tvsn lot "A Water s7'i3.
tv,, lot 81 90 E'au GOO sha,Is-
/, ou n abasa So e.. ore .os oa Main 80
,a ivs s. -, extra 81 te M eai on = .loc
4 ssr''->e- - - b'u%ias "ai"t
J.-pk ssit-LGnch room. good teati,n, cheap
L r-nt Gil = : Main - d"@'-
w. ALB nice -ei--I stock II .r,ceri~s dots <
L d ge-d ,ssi. LiI-Iu@s>. y go ir"t bJiii'BS
80 o. bni dia1- Any aatleS such '1i e5Li
q, West uslt- ave. y tehifs h. p Grow
Jan n'esf
0As.iEvEE -, II NsF-A .~rn or - eer~~
l. b. ,ncc.uu5y a 900 rom b. and @ io.s
ma II. TIM viii Ill Tes-4il-tar tef Is - y -st
TRACE far sry .0.s,z ut'fioH= clothing = trims
- app 20 Taolfsss q resi- esfst. s-eiii-- -
-
E.=yk eNiE-'s' u ora \ A2ia .eifn - t.'n p.
L So 10y .sru5s 4. , - =, /, - - = Z.
frsaut y ~ ~ Cd" s;Te~t car ne - :. s'fo5 -
"a = -t+cr siA e7t-' lf'' 49, = -.
ss~ east mons. ttft'r ~. 1s5ts 80, - '.' ~
4 tar.a4u q; 60; - 2ii~aal ave. u sefl.'1
In7s1 80 at1. corner. rice s- - n % i-.l-t
y fir1 tst~e.n \ aso aAa + iv.r aas-s q
I'D otr 4 - US l3fr F'tfi,@ - y
Is '. rt5 Main - S"rt
.>,,4e Al y-.--rv-fee Iat. ru Esiash ae-uze-
, L Tt..rrs. 4 Co ~ V IL .fr~pE a1t
=,
FtF ~As-E TIRE tsts "- I'm 80 - -
r TO- s-s,' 80 fof t~tfle t@'t % ''---,
: Asta @tfsel
4. ~ SALE Lots n s-rouzs scl5 l51 rat -@o4-
/ t53s irat.l tNs - * -fa hrs CAR Stlsd
a., - q, 1b- Bayk Twenty EfE g. y t-'--tsrF
rsSl.te uee- tl-f< tstsE tstro1 hte~ A-'t -
"a taken "a ul-ut : ? bt- inquire ~ - -
srsfsg Iess = fpsi eSr4se ave. 90 y
I
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15
FOR SALE.

Y,oR 81 .E-Foa- 10 lots On Nntsh Makes ssreef,
u SESs. reasonable terms TEeaszS ( Co. real
estate azeEsS. rccTa < 10 ssts 81 Is 50
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15

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w .7uss-as. s.s Saalse -~sera e1-ise-- ssss-.r
irssrurs--s EErvs-~ls fhssr ss--k- shzz. sv1
~ embarrassment F-rssss< sT1sna To cas
s5r-x ss~szsss- Mp -ar.t So ~ tszs-- AZ
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15
STRAY Ed.

,-,TPAYFn -au January VA ob~ red aAd white
I>cuw psaadei n saS bip Win rff5ss won a
sro1rd rhr tssns A1trr-~ % " .tl' az. - . -
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15
STORAGE.

,TrE sCE-rar p ti>sho!d FC,-fs lnerc ~ &c.
- H1xe,i or la.-s = rfs have any sss's - stOF-
,.-n- ftiem tire Wicaita ,tJ~t-r Co. ~ - -.
rl..,..-l.s.a... - n
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15
WANTED.
FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-Uith board. nicely furnished rooms
oad stree G5i-lt.E
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15

w AM hi 81 e at 5,8 SIi.sss mat usiT u~
w trtere<- r.-Iurs- va To- f-vsst fie s-rft~
5art-u- ts-fors fh- I-ic~ ..s~ ~ a~h'~f = elf'
E..-ie tzfsk ~
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15

The total sales of stocks were al3s2 shares
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15

IL MID In every town sni cir god r-ii4h-
" local <z,u--. lss Ifes~rrs-i e. ,et- tG- tss~,
cc--s. I, szffsC->. 'st .!.x iov esr. T." ~ -
luz or,ses>- Valuable s,r. Nv. 3 p cnss -
- = EiS-I.s.a> L. ~ I1y -t'-- "a
circular % ES-nI- I'd TIE lnT+rIai Tea c. y Cfzta
S.r s-ff
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15

I,og sAI.E-75 r. east front. GA Lawrence rear
i Tenth priee gt.sSc- ksra0fn : George. IN Main
srref 4a-at
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15

" ANTtL-- Ver b>e.f e. send 80 fh' Iu- era
w Ie. t- fr 10. = sFics f a. ;*"s-e7 IL. - b -
rEt sets iF1S tetS -af' II s4-A
quantities u ci--- 81 q va.G hss It~>sti-
l.vei -As.sT-ss Tie la psrsi Iva e. 80 ei.tta
an
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-15

"a a. 49, .~al 81 >.--sr ,-lsg
~ sz@1 farm lrs.5--r7F- &ca@s rsS~ss sEy las
,.~.s--- - T.zjr y - q
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-12
How the Anarchists Died.

CHICAGO, Ills, Nov. l2.-An eye wit
ness TO yesterdays celebrated tragedy
at Cook county jail states, that at the
fatal instant when the trap dropped,
many Of the spectators turned their
heads away, unable to look at the horri-
BILE sight. Spies struggled fearfully at
first; Fischer did not move for
a moment or two and then
he hung limp, but struggled
for few moments during which his
oOwl was disarranged exposing part of
his face, until the body was turned
around by physician who was examin-
Ing his pulse. Engel's body made scarce
ly motion after 1t had fallen. When
Parsons body fell it remained stationary
for some moments, then the head nod
ded back and forth while the upper por-
ton OF his body was convulsed, and his
bosom heaved so hard that il seemed as
If it would burst through his shroud.
With another violent thrOe Of his whole
body, the contest between life ard death
ended,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-12
Compelled Him to Shut Up.

CHICAGO, Nov. 12.-Late last night a
crowd of about three hundred people
assembled in front of the store formerly
kept by Engel, on Milwaukee avenue,
and was harangued by brother of the
doomed man, who spoke in English and
German. He protested against the
hanging of his brother and called
it the murder of an limo
cent man by the government,
which was for the benefit of few, and
at the cost of many. The government
which George Engel had sought to
overthrow" As he spoke, the Clang
and rumble of patrol wagon from
West Chicago Avenue station was heard,
and ten or a dozen policemen cleared
the place in an instant, pushed Engel
into his store, and made him lock the
place up and put out the lights.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-12

The republicans are quite well satis-
fled with the late election returns and
the democracy profess to be. There
should be peace on this basis.
WHEN the moderate democracy In
their defense of MudWall JacksOn's
speech characterize the criticism of such
leading politicians as ex-senator Thur
mar, If Ohio as ''insectile criticism" it
shows Just how far the southern heel is
upon their necKs.
WILL the local democratic light OF this
city who in a recent conversation with
the LIGHT, characterized "Dick Oglesby"
as a man of no stability of character,
mere tool of designing men and not at
all to be depended upon In an emergency
like that in which he has just been call
ed to act, will that man rewrIte his
opinion OF Gov. Oglesby or will he con-
tinue to damn on general principles be-
cause he is republican.
New JERSEY is a state OF manufacture
ing Industries. Its prosperity de-
ponds upon the healthy condition Of
those manufacturers. This health in
great measure Is perllled by the free
trade tendencies Of the dominant party
in power. A return to the protective
ideas of the republican party Ia the only
salvation OF New Jersey, and she is not
blind to that fact. 1t is this which has
operated TO change the vote of that
state ane return 1t to the ranks of the
republican party. When this matter is
properly VI derstOOd, the manufacturing
districts will become solidly republican
and the reign Of solid south will be at
perpetual end.
The status OF the colored man in the
ahnrnh and in ha lnhnnl hao liyi, 4, \,
independent Presbyterian church Of
Savannah In twain and the result will
be new church organization holding
the most advanced views on the Ques-
tons of race privileges. The scripture
says that "God has made Of one blood
all nations for to dwell on all the face
OF the earth" but the christians of this
country do not take much stock in this
lone blood" idea and concerning them
II may be said, 80, fools! and slow OF
heart to believe" 1t is as good as a
picnic to the uncircumcised laymen Of
the press to note how the clergy sQuirm
over this matter.
The democrats are quite concerned to
find that James G. Blaine still takes an
intelligent interest in American politics
while sojourning in Eur pc; that be
meditates resuming an active participa-
ton in public affairs on his return to
this country, and that it is not at all I'M
likely that he will occupy a seat In the
national senate. In view of past un-
comfortable memories no wonder
that the democracy are disgruns-
tied at MIR. Blaine's decision. De-
spite their convenient forgetfulness Of
events they are not altogether unmind-
ful Of those piping times along in the
seventies when the Plumed Knight flung
his gauntlet in the face of Of a
treason tOAdying democracy and on the
floor OF the house dared the whole Ill
starred crew to battle and routed their
entire forces, foot, cavalry and artillery.
Jim, that's him, has done it once and he
can do 1t again. No wonder that he
drives CONSERVATION into their ranks
when they think Of what lie coming.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-12
THE SUNDAY LAW.
How II viii Be Enforced In the City
During Tomorrow Sabbath.


During Tomorrow Sabbath.
The announcement that sheriff Lewis and
Marshal Shardeln intend to enforce the sun
day law on sunday next has created consider
able excitement Tue general opinion 10 that
this action mas been tue result Of tue grand
jurys report ana subsequent request, ana
while some openly declared their intention Of
defyIng the law, others are disposed To COLCur
In the arrangements, but all are sauguinp
that no jury could Uc got that would convict
any intnngeTS Of the Jaw.
Now the sunday law provides that anyone
who shall work or compel their employees to
work, or who shall hunt game WITHIN hat
mile OF church or residcnce,shal be nncd not
less than SIU nor more than 500 and that any
trader VINO snail sell or barter goods or allow
his business premises open personally or BY
agent, or any proprietor OF theatres, Cir
Cuses, variety shows, or places where there IL
pubic singing, dancing or other amusemcnts,
with or without admission, they shall be fined
not less than 81 nor more than so.
The impression that there Is an
imprisonment penalty in addition To
monetary nne is an erroneous one.
This law eNempts markets and provision deal
ers who sell before IA N. the safe OF burial or
shrOudlng materials, newspapers, ice, ice
cream, milk and the sending OF telegraph or
Telephone messages, therefore drug stores,
hotel, boarding house, restaurant, livery
stable, barber, bath house prOprietOrs, ice
dealers, newspaper prOprictOrs, telephone and
telegraph Oiiices IN the legitimate transaction
OF their business are exempt. Gases are on
record where drug stores under this act have
been tned for selling cigars aud soda water;
that being held not to be part
OF the necessary business OF
the drug store aud prohibited articles
The saloon keepers are somewhat excited over
tn matter, because II calls for suspension OF
their business, ana meeting Will be held by
the association tonight To decide what course
shall be adopted. Most OF the saloon keepers
are go situated that the operation viii not
materially effect them. The big kick will come
from and be Influenced by, those who keep
beer gardens, and TO whom the sundays re-
celpts are the main part OF their income.
The sheriff and marshal are not gUiug TO do
much espionage nor will act aggrossIvely, but
they will report all such heterogeneous 10 the
grand jury, lea'ing IL To complete the work
that II has PROFESSIONALLY began.
Statement 10 made and indeed II is more
than probable that If observance Is paid to
the Sunday law, secret drinking will be the
order OF tue day, though open drinking may
for time be diminished. IL is scarcely likely
that those who have the means OF getting
their accustomed liquor or beer, will do with
out II, and secret drinking is To be feared lar
more than open drinking. The seed OF the en-
tOrcement OF law has been sUwn; the question
now is, what will the harvest bel
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-11-12
CHURCH NOTICES.

The San Fernando Benevolent society will
hold meeting Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock,
at the residence of Mrs. MOnieT, on Salinas
street, by order of the president. Mrs. A.
Bruni, secretary.
Paine Methodist church. Sunday school at
$3.50 a. IN. and services at II a. IN. aud g:45 D.
m. In the evening there will be a union ser
vice I'm the interest of the Y. NJ. c. A.
Travis Park Methodist Church-Sunday
school at $3.50 a. IN Services IL o'clock in the
morning and - in the evening. The even
ing service will be union service in the in
terest of the Y. VI. G. A. number of the
city pastors will deliver short addresses.
Prayer league meeting at o o'clock p. m. Seats
free. E ID. Chappsll, pastor.